Thursday, June 4, 2009
the moment of a yawn
Lucien had said all he knew and remembered about Marie-Neige in these stories, the sound of her wheelbarrow, how she lit a fire, the moment of a yawn, the way she had talked about a thistle in a ditch. She was within him now.
"Divisadero," Michael Ondaatje
[Dearborn Street below Polk Street]
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- no light will project them
- the waitress turns kitchenward, her ankle blooms w...
- the eerie brightness of nighttime
- what you gotta do is play your own simple blues
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- voices instead of colors
- quietly obscene
- in silence the heart
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- suspected
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- as close to their reflections
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